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Louisiana summers are notoriously hot. By taking proactive steps, businesses can help employees stay safe, healthy, and prepared to work through Louisiana’s summer months.

With evolving workforce expectations, rising costs, and an increased focus on employee wellbeing, workers’ compensation insurance plays a critical role in helping businesses protect their people and operate with confidence.

As National Small Business Month gets underway, it’s a great time for entrepreneurs across Louisiana to take stock and recommit to company priorities and purpose.

More work zones. More risk. Slowing down and staying alert could save a life.

How volunteerism strengthens businesses, engages employees, and creates more meaningful work.

A little preparation can help businesses protect their people, safeguard operations, and keep things running smoothly throughout the season.

Starting the year with intention means prioritizing safety. Discover why every workplace needs a strong safety plan and how one Louisiana business makes safety part of its daily culture.

A successful safety and risk management program requires detailed planning, careful implementation, and commitment to a strong safety culture. To get started, follow LWCC’s five steps to safety.

LWCC sets the standard by building a culture where service strengthens both people and performance.

LWCC is proud to be recognized as one of Baton Rouge's Best Places to Work.

In recognition of Fire Safety Month, LWCC provides tips and comprehensive plans to protect your business.

LWCC partners with Louisiana educators to evaluate campus safety and reduce potential risks and hazzards.

To celebrate safely and reduce the risk of fire damage, LWCC lays out three steps to avoid preventable fires and injuries.

Here's a list of the five most common causes of workplace injuries and simple ways you can help prevent them.

While businesses of any size are required to have workers’ compensation insurance, here are 5 tips that are especially important for small businesses to know.

During National Work Zone Awareness Week, LWCC urges motorists to slow down, stay alert, and respect work zones.

Stay safe this winter with these 10 tips for navigating snow and freezing temperatures.

In the realm of workplace safety, few scenarios can be as dangerous as a fire outbreak. LWCC’s Safety Team is here to assist in keeping you safe.

Having a drug-free workplace policy helps employers, employees, clients, and customers. LWCC’s Safety Services is here to help companies create a drug-free workplace where everyone thrives.

A successful safety and risk management program requires detailed planning, careful implementation, and employers and employees who are committed to a strong safety culture.

LWCC recognizes National Work Zone Awareness Week, sharing tips and reminders to ensure safety for all.

LWCC has completed its annual actuarial review and analysis and is pleased to announce an overall rate reduction of 5.6%, effective May 1, 2024.

In 2023, LWCC continued its commitment to Louisiana, launching new initiatives and building on past successes. Look back on the many ways we celebrated our great state this year.

Ryan Holiday, author and stoic philosopher, provided a framework for navigating life’s complexities utilizing ancient wisdom and key messages from his bestselling trilogy during LWCC’s Speaker Series event.

Utilizing funds from LWCC’s 2022 Holiday Giving Contest, Maddie’s Footprints was able to expand the services they provide to Louisiana families mourning the loss of an infant.

The grants make up the second phase of the foundation’s Louisiana Well Again: COVID-19 Response Package, a $1.1 million, three-phase grants and gifts package dedicated to helping Louisiana respond to and recover from the pandemic.

LWCC announces the formation of a private foundation to continue furthering its vision—to be a catalyst for elevating Louisiana.

LWCC’s Board of Directors has announced a $86 million dividend to be distributed to policyholders and directly back into the state’s economy.

LWCC's 16th Annual Kid's Chance Invitation Golf Tournament has raised over $38,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kid's Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC’s Board of Directors has declared a $136 million mid-year dividend to be distributed to approximately 20,000 businesses throughout Louisiana.

LWCC has been named to the 2019 Ward’s 50 group of top-performing property-casualty insurance companies by Aon plc.

LWCC announces the hiring of Seth Irby as Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer as well as the promotion of Gary Sanders to Vice President.

LWCC’s Board of Directors has declared a $51 million dividend for 2018 that will be distributed to over 20,000 policyholders in mid-April.

LWCC is pleased to announce the hiring of David White as Vice President, Chief Internal Auditor.

The fifteenth annual LWCC Kids’ Chance invitational golf tournament raised over $40,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kids’ Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC has been named to the 2018 Ward’s 50 group of top-performing property-casualty insurance companies by Aon plc.

LWCC announces that its board of directors has declared a 2017 dividend of $81 million to its policyholders.

LWCC recently welcomed Robin “Rob” Liles as the newest member to its board of directors.

The fourteenth annual LWCC Kids’ Chance invitational golf tournament raised over $35,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kids’ Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC announced the hiring of Kappie Mumphrey as its Chief Information Officer (CIO).

LWCC announced the promotion of Brent Toups as Vice President of Policyholder Services and Agency Relations.

LWCC’s Board of Directors recently declared a 2016 dividend of $90.6 million, distributed to over 20,000 policyholders.

LWCC recently welcomed Thomas K. “Tommy” Huval, CIC as the newest member to its board of directors.

LWCC looks to improve customer satisfaction and speed to market with Insurance Decision Suite

The thirteenth annual LWCC Kids’ Chance invitational golf tournament raised over $39,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kids’ Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC has announced changes to its executive leadership team with the naming of two new members.

A.M. Best reaffirms the financial strength rating of "A" for LWCC, marking the 14th consecutive year of this recognition.

The twelfth annual LWCC Kids’ Chance invitational golf tournament raised $31,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kids’ Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC announces recipient of the 2015 Stephen W. Cavanaugh Scholarship.

LWCC has been named to the 2015 Ward’s 50 group of top-performing insurance companies.